Other Woman
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Other Woman
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I'm the other woman you've heard about the one that you can't understand
You've heard how I cheat you've heard how I lie
But have you heard how I love that man
She may have his name but I have his heart she lost it a long time ago
She thinks I'm a sinner and she's hopin' someday he'll forget me and run away
He loves me he loves me that's all that matters
He loves me he loves me that's all that matters
[ fiddle - piano ]
Maybe I'll be sorry and maybe she's right and maybe I'll have to pay
But I love him so much that it's just got to be and that's all that matters to me
He loves me he loves me...
He loves me he loves me he loves me he loves me
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